Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, is a realistic first person shooter. The game mechanics run smoothly and is dependable when is comes to realism.

In this game, you play as a soldier of 6 Factions. These factions are summed up to be one the two alliances, the Southern Forces or the Northern Forces. The 6 factions are the NLF (National Liberation Front) where you act as the frontline for the NVA within the Republic of Vietnam, the PAVN (People's Army of Vietnam) in which is the NVA's northern frontline where they fight againt the south directly, ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam) where you act and fight as the democratic southern forces of Vietnam, USMC (United States Marince Corps) In which fight mainly againts the PAVN, the US Army where you fight againts the NLF Forces witihin Southern Vietnam and the Australian Army, the ally of the US and the Republic of Vietnam againts the NLF.

Within Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, you fight in various different fronts in which contain historical context and maintain legitamacy as a real battle within a real war. Some of these maps are from direct battles and while some are made fiction depending on the community's digest. Of course with the support of the steam community, the fanbase has created countless different maps and some in which are of course comedic. However the historical maps made by the developers of the game themselves are, Long Tan, Hue City etc.

In personal experiences this game has been my most favourite game so far since I have played it. This game is constantly updating and still continues to stun my experiences everytime i play. The updates that continue to come improve the game mechanics and ultimately give more historical context. My experiences within this game and from the community has been good as of yet.

To conclude, Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is a realistic first person shooter in which has various digests in creating a superb atmospheric video game and the ultimate handling of the "One bullet can kill" concept. From realistic weaponry to the historical usage of the weaponry and they are designed tell the user that the game was made to near perfection. Therefore, Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is a recommended video game for the user who is seeking a realistic shooter that in which is designed to create the feeling of actually being inside the Vietnam War.

Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, is a realistic first person shooter. The game mechanics run smoothly and is dependable when is comes to realism. In this game, you play as a soldier of 6 Factions. These factions are summed up to be one the two alliances, the Southern Forces or the Northern Forces. The 6 factions are the NLF (National Liberation Front) where you act as the frontline for the NVA within the Republic of Vietnam, the PAVN (People's Army of Vietnam) in which is the NVA's northern frontline where they fight againt the south directly, ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam) where you act and fight as the democratic southern forces of Vietnam, USMC (United States Marince Corps) In which fight mainly againts the PAVN, the US Army where you fight againts the NLF Forces witihin Southern Vietnam and the Australian Army, the ally of the US and the Republic of Vietnam againts the NLF. Within Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, you fight in various different fronts in which contain historical context and maintain legitamacy as a real battle within a real war. Some of these maps are from direct battles and while some are made fiction depending on the community's digest. Of course with the support of the steam community, the fanbase has created countless different maps and some in which are of course comedic. However the historical maps made by the developers of the game themselves are, Long Tan, Hue City etc. In personal experiences this game has been my most favourite game so far since I have played it. This game is constantly updating and still continues to stun my experiences everytime i play. The updates that continue to come improve the game mechanics and ultimately give more historical context. My experiences within this game and from the community has been good as of yet. To conclude, Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is a realistic first person shooter in which has various digests in creating a superb atmospheric video game and the ultimate handling of the "One bullet can kill" concept. From realistic weaponry to the historical usage of the weaponry and they are designed tell the user that the game was made to near perfection. Therefore, Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is a recommended video game for the user who is seeking a realistic shooter that in which is designed to create the feeling of actually being inside the Vietnam War.